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Dublin: The Cultural Center of Ireland

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Dublin is both the capital of Ireland as well as the largest city in the country. The history of Dublin dates back to the city's origins as an early Viking settlement during the first century BC, and the region has been the center of the development of Irish culture for more than 2000 years. Today, Dublin has one of the fastest growing populations of all of Europe and a thriving economy. The county of Dublin has a population of over 1.1 million residents, with some 500,000 living in the city of Dublin itself.

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Self catering holiday treats in County Meath

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County Meath is one of the original counties in eastern Ireland and one of 32 counties in Ireland; Meath is the 13th largest in terms of population with over one hundred and sixty thousand residents in 2006. Meath is located in the province of Leinster and boasts over ten kilometers of beautiful shoreline on the Irish Sea. Rich in historic and cultural attractions and destinations like the castles at Trim and Dunsany and the two thousand year old prehistoric tombs at Bru Na Boinne, Newgrange. Meath is home to some of the most notable aspects of Irish history.

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Rent a holiday cottage in the "wee county" of Ireland

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County Louth, the smallest of Ireland's 32 counties is located in the province of Leinster on the east coast of the island. Known as the "wee county", county Louth has a population of over 110, 000. The small county is immersed in Celtic mythology and history. It has been the sight of numerous historical events, which has changed the course of Irish history, the most famous of those being the Battle of The Boyne. To the south lies the beautiful river Boyne and to the north lies the picturesque Carlingford Lough with the Mountains of Mourne in the far distance.

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Experience Ireland in a Wicklow Holiday Home

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Less than an hour’s drive south of Dublin’s city center, Wicklow is known as “The Garden of Ireland”. Located in the province of Leinster the county was named after the town of Wicklow and is also the county seat. County Wicklow was established in 1606 and was the last of the original counties. As of the 2006 census, it was the 17th most populated of Ireland's 32 counties with more than 126,000 residents. There are holiday homes available for rental throughout the county; and visitors can opt for a sleepy village or stay in one of the county’s main towns of Arklow, Greystones, or Bray. In fact, the county’s largest city, Bray, is located on the northern border of the county and is considered a suburb of Dublin as well as a gateway to the county.

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